Local Muslims refuse burial to priest killer

Fleawuss

Here is a powerful local message from local Muslims reported on Sky News: locals refuse to bury body of priest killer saying they don't want to taint Islam with him. I think that is just the sort of religious action needed to send a religious message to those who swallow the message of IS: you are outside the pale.

Alf Stewart.

Do "an Osama" on him.

Buried at sea.


Stops other yahoos congregating at a his burial spot.

silverharp

medical waste then incinerator , job done

Bubbaclaus

The Catholic Church here in Ireland know plenty of ways to dispose of unwanted bodies, send them our way.

Wibbs

Fleawuss wrote: »

I think that is just the sort of religious action needed to send a religious message to those who swallow the message of IS: you are outside the pale.

Funny enough for even the most rabid fundamentalist, among all the smiting of your enemies, enslaving their women etc Islam is quite clear about not attacking Christian clerics. Even in times of war, they are to be granted safe passage. There can be arguments back and forth about the nature of jihad and all that, but that part is pretty clear. Murdering that priest was against the faith and might be why this case in particular has local Muslims taking a stand of this nature?

Fleawuss

Wibbs wrote: »

Funny enough for even the most rabid fundamentalist, among all the smiting of your enemies, enslaving their women etc Islam is quite clear about not attacking Christian clerics. Even in times of war, they are to be granted safe passage. There can be arguments back and forth about the nature of jihad and all that, but that part is pretty clear. Murdering that priest was against the faith and might be why this case in particular has local Muslims taking a stand of this nature?

It hasn't stopped IS before. A local bishop maybe Eastern Orthodox(?) was beheaded with a member of his religion some years ago.

D0NNELLY

Bubbaclaus wrote: »

The Catholic Church here in Ireland know plenty of ways to dispose of unwanted bodies, send them our way.

We're gonna need a bigger tank!

jacksie66

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TallGlass

The catholic church here should adopt a similar line with regards to gangsters and shootings.

Nekarsulm

Local to where the murder took place, or local to where they were from?
Remember these guys travelled nearly 500 kilometers to target that church.

The_Mac

Bubbaclaus wrote: »

The Catholic Church here in Ireland know plenty of ways to dispose of unwanted bodies, send them our way.

Ho ho, four posts into something about Islam and we're already bashing the Catholic Church. Good job lads, let's see if we can break the record next time.

511

Fleawuss wrote: »

locals refuse to bury body of priest killer saying they don't want to taint Islam with him.

Islam has been tainted since day one, but standing up to extremists is refreshing considering what happened in Molenbeek. People need to accept that Islamic extremism is the true nature of Islam and if you disagree with it, then stop being a Muslim.

El Weirdo

Fleawuss wrote: »

It hasn't stopped IS before. A local bishop maybe Eastern Orthodox(?) was beheaded with a member of his religion some years ago.

Do they not normally use a sword? Or at least a knife?

Samaris

El Weirdo wrote: »

Do they not normally use a sword? Or at least a knife?

I'm probably going to hell for laughing at that.

Fleawuss

El Weirdo wrote: »

Do they not normally use a sword? Or at least a knife?

The sharpest member of the congregation?

jimmy blevins

There seems to be quite close links, between the church that was attacked and the local Muslim community, as they donated the site for the mosque to them.

Bubbaclaus

The_Mac wrote: »

Bubbaclaus wrote: »

The Catholic Church here in Ireland know plenty of ways to dispose of unwanted bodies, send them our way.

Ho ho, four posts into something about Islam and we're already bashing the Catholic Church. Good job lads, let's see if we can break the record next time.

I'm sorry. It was brainwashed into me from birth to always think about the Catholic Church.

padd b1975

TallGlass wrote: »

The catholic church here should adopt a similar line with regards to gangsters and shootings.

Can't see that happening, I remember how they indulged the provos.

The_Mac

Bubbaclaus wrote: »

I'm sorry. It was brainwashed into me from birth to always think about the Catholic Church.

I swear there could be a thread on this board of the Dalai Lama coming over here and someone would say how great it is he didn't hide mass pedophilia.

The Rape of Lucretia

511 wrote: »

Islam has been tainted since day one, but standing up to extremists is refreshing considering what happened in Molenbeek. People need to accept that Islamic extremism is the true nature of Islam and if you disagree with it, then stop being a Muslim.

Is it really standing up to extremists though, if as Wibbs points out, that particular murder was against Islamic doctrine? And distinctly different from a suicide shooting, bombing, or truck drive, which they may well support, or be ambivalent about, despite shunning the beheader of a priest. i.e. they have nothing against 'extremism' as we might term it - it is simply Islam.

nhunter100

The_Mac wrote:

Ho ho, four posts into something about Islam and we're already bashing the Catholic Church. Good job lads, let's see if we can break the record next time.

It was a joke, sadly it held alot of truth though.

Bubbaclaus

nhunter100 wrote: »

The_Mac wrote:

Ho ho, four posts into something about Islam and we're already bashing the Catholic Church. Good job lads, let's see if we can break the record next time.

It was a joke, sadly it held alot of truth though.

Jokes are frowned upon here in After Hours Country Club

Strong Life in Dublin

Feed his body to some pigs

Pkiernan

TallGlass wrote: »

The catholic church here should adopt a similar line with regards to gangsters and shootings.

Might be very effective on pikey gangsters.

Iwasfrozen

Fleawuss wrote: »

Here is a powerful local message from local Muslims reported on Sky News: locals refuse to bury body of priest killer saying they don't want to taint Islam with him. I think that is just the sort of religious action needed to send a religious message to those who swallow the message of IS: you are outside the pale.

I disagree, no one should be denied a burial.

A Little Pony

They just don't want to draw attention to themselves.

Pro Hoc Vice

Iwasfrozen wrote: »

I disagree, no one should be denied a burial.

The decision on the burial will be made by the local mayor. The local Muslims have said they will not prepare the body as per tradition to be honest I can understand their view.

Infini

silverharp wrote: »

medical waste then incinerator , job done

No grave or burial for them. Slaugher innocent people or mass murder etc and engage in this kind of terrorism and the only thing good enough for them is the incinerator. Erase their corrupt filth and perverse stupidy from existence. Leave nothing.

As for the muslims fair play to them for standing up and not letting these darwin awardees be allowed to have any assosiation with them.

Galwayguy35

Cremate him and throw the ashes in the nearest wheelie bin, job done.

MRnotlob606

Bubbaclaus wrote: »

The Catholic Church here in Ireland know plenty of ways to dispose of unwanted bodies, send them our way.

Another cheap chance to have an attack on the church. Not only was this in bad taste, but a bit factieous considering it was a Catholic priest that was killed.

Bubbaclaus

MRnotlob606 wrote: »

Bubbaclaus wrote: »

The Catholic Church here in Ireland know plenty of ways to dispose of unwanted bodies, send them our way.

Another cheap chance to have an attack on the church. Not only was this in bad taste, but a bit factieous considering it was a Catholic priest that was killed.

Not directed at you, but I have found it interesting that some people seem more offended about comments directed at the deplorable actions of the church than the events themselves.

I can't remember what comedia said it, but a joke never killed anyone.

CrabRevolution

I get the impression they don't care too much about what happens their bodies after they've "martyred" themselves. Suicide bombers obviously don't put much thought towards it.

Alf Stewart.

Alf Stewart. wrote: »

Do "an Osama" on him.

Buried at sea.


Stops other yahoos congregating at a his burial spot.

Salafis/ Wahhabis like these guys are more virulently opposed to idolatry than any other Muslims. They bury their dead in the desert, they are opposed to visiting graves or building shrines.

Shrines are more of a Shia thing. Some beautiful Islamic shrines in Iran, but none in Saudi. They've even tried to destroy the grave of their prophet Muhammad, a number of times.

sword1

Surely this conflict was started by the church using every kind of blackmail and bribe to get Europeans to conquer Jerusalem so they could go there on their summer holidays, the killing has not stopped since

Moo Moo Land

D0NNELLY wrote: »

We're gonna need a bigger tank!

I believe they only threw dead babies in septic tanks.

Moo Moo Land

Bubbaclaus wrote: »

Not directed at you, but I have found it interesting that some people seem more offended about comments directed at the deplorable actions of the church than the events themselves.

I can't remember what comedia said it, but a joke never killed anyone.

Few bad eggs...it's history now...blinkers on...cultural belief

Richard Hillman

A great and possibly game changing gesture by the Islamic community and this needs to stay in place for all terrorists.

With the new agreement to not name or show the face of terrorists after death, the glorification of their acts has been massively reduced.

Islamic communities and European media need to follow suit.

Moo Moo Land

Fleawuss wrote: »

Here is a powerful local message from local Muslims reported on Sky News: locals refuse to bury body of priest killer saying they don't want to taint Islam with him. I think that is just the sort of religious action needed to send a religious message to those who swallow the message of IS: you are outside the pale.

This is a great sign. The French know already that they need to do more to encourage integration. The risks of ghettoisation of muslim communities has been signalled for many years.

Fleawuss

Fleawuss wrote: »

Here is a powerful local message from local Muslims reported on Sky News: locals refuse to bury body of priest killer saying they don't want to taint Islam with him. I think that is just the sort of religious action needed to send a religious message to those who swallow the message of IS: you are outside the pale.

I've read this five times so I must be stupid because I genuinely don't know what this sentence means.

The Rape of Lucretia

Deleted User wrote: »

I've read this five times so I must be stupid because I genuinely don't know what this sentence means.

I think it means that the Muslim community condemns those who kill people forbidden by the religion. In this case catholic priests. But that they only condemn in this particular case, instead condoning suicide bombers, theatre shooters, etc, a being OK with Islam since catered for as being jihad, and therefore good.
Its pretty screwed up.

strandroad

Deleted User wrote: »

I've read this five times so I must be stupid because I genuinely don't know what this sentence means.

It means that if IS murderers are driven by what they think is islam it's helpful if the Muslim community tells them that it's actually sinful and punishable by infamy.

suicide_circus

Strong Life in Dublin wrote: »

Feed his body to some pigs

CORDELL!!!!

Irish Praetorian

sword1 wrote: »

Surely this conflict was started by the church using every kind of blackmail and bribe to get Europeans to conquer Jerusalem so they could go there on their summer holidays, the killing has not stopped since

Er no, relations between Islam and Christianity were not luvvy-duvvy up until some evil Pope decided to go all Crusader Kings.

Squeeonline

The_Mac wrote: »

I swear there could be a thread on this board of the Dalai Lama coming over here and someone would say how great it is he didn't hide mass pedophilia.

Well he didn't did he?

Also I'm not going to say anything bad about a person who keeps coming back from the dead. Not like the one trick pony jesus lad.

branie2

Bury him in an isolated area

Squeeonline

branie2 wrote: »

Bury him in an isolated area

Burn him scatter him at sea. No grave site, gone and to be forgotten.

SILVAMAN

Iwasfrozen wrote: »

I disagree, no one should be denied a burial.

Fcuk the bastard over a ditch.

getzls

Wibbs wrote: »

Fleawuss wrote: »

I think that is just the sort of religious action needed to send a religious message to those who swallow the message of IS: you are outside the pale.

Funny enough for even the most rabid fundamentalist, among all the smiting of your enemies, enslaving their women etc Islam is quite clear about not attacking Christian clerics. Even in times of war, they are to be granted safe passage. There can be arguments back and forth about the nature of jihad and all that, but that part is pretty clear. Murdering that priest was against the faith

Where does it say that?
What is find is a teaching,
Spare no one, including the Bishop the Monk and the Priest.
The killers likely took their justification from that.